Despite having a few similarities with regard to the overall setting, this movie makes an impression with multiple refreshing aspects like the performances, the unique style of editing, splendid cinematography embraced with vivid visuals and the well-written screenplay. Helmed by a crew of first-timers, Vellai Pookal starring Kollywood’s well-known character artist Vivek in the lead role deals with an interesting plot and revolves around a 57-year-old cop, Rudhran (Vivek). It’s either a hit or a miss for the audience and that depends on whether the individual has the patience to sit through a slow linear narration that may not have high moments to offer but has its heart in the right place. Vaanam Kottattum showcases the struggles of a family as they overcome their personal trials and tribulations individually and together as a unit. A father serving time for a crime he committed, a mother who takes over the duties of a breadwinner in his absence and their two children. The film revolves around a family of four. When you have a simple, archetypal plot to work with for a film, how do you make it better? Dhana Sekaran’s Vaanam Kottattum (2020) is a guideline on how to elevate an age-old script.
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